Structural Collapse
- Thread starter dima777
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This spells the end to technical analysis as we know it. And the market will only go up from now on for ever. The Chinese markets don't allow shorting and that market never goes down.
Just kidding this has had no effect on how I look at the markets. I just go along with it and make money.
Banks, investment houses, etc. have lost trillions in the derivatives market. Those losses per the legislation are not required to be reported on their financial balance sheets. So, no one even know just how big these losses really are. But according to industry insiders the losses are unbelievable huge.
There is an estimated 965 trillion dollars in the derivatives market. The only way they're going to recoup enough money is turn the spigots on at the FED and also bump up the DOW to 19,000 to sell it off down to 300, profiting on the long and short ends.
Once they've exhausted every pension fund in the land they'll start taxing everyone at 83% rates and taking possession of homes, cars and any asset which can be sold (for pennies on the dollar) to the Chinese.
It's just like it was in the Roman days.
There is an estimated 965 trillion dollars in the derivatives market. The only way they're going to recoup enough money is turn the spigots on at the FED and also bump up the DOW to 19,000 to sell it off down to 300, profiting on the long and short ends.
Once they've exhausted every pension fund in the land they'll start taxing everyone at 83% rates and taking possession of homes, cars and any asset which can be sold (for pennies on the dollar) to the Chinese.
It's just like it was in the Roman days.
everyone knows who made the big losses , but who are the guys on the winning side?
I mean derivatives or not - 0 sum game right ? so someone has got to be a big winner in all of this .
My guess - shareholders of the Fed : JPChase, Rothchilds etc , who have been conspicuously quite.
Any other suggestions guys ?
I mean derivatives or not - 0 sum game right ? so someone has got to be a big winner in all of this .
My guess - shareholders of the Fed : JPChase, Rothchilds etc , who have been conspicuously quite.
Any other suggestions guys ?
here is an article which says something definite about the actual beneficiaries from this turmoil:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/09/19/cchedgefunds119.xml
note the helplessly admonishing tone of the report..
What about enforcing laws against naked shorting, any disruption?Quote from dima777:
I paraphrased it into a question. My thoughts are that the usual technical patterns that the systems exploit are the product of the BALANCED interplay of the forces of supply and demand on the markets....this balance will be shifted towards the buying public if the ban stays - causing the disbalance which will ultimately mutate the way the technical patterns look and form...